Poetry

She Was Silent

Walking down the street, creating my own mist.

Watching her over the fleet, staring at cloud shift.

                             

Blonde hair, white cast,  blue eyes finding the essence.
I sang a song, down on my knees, she chuckle at my obsolescence.
                             
Turned around came closer to me, gazing like an infant.
Trying to find-in, whether I am one miscreant.
                             
She beamed at me,  I was an impeccable bod.
Hold-in my hands, an innocent one,  accepted me with nod.
                             
Running over fields, embraced in each other looking at pity versent.
But, something was strange, she was silent.
                             
A sudden hit, blood over my head and a broken feet.
I overlooked that,  I was walking down the street.
                                 
~Nikhilesh Dubey
India

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